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Exploring the role of quantum computing in next-gen deep tech startupsIndia's deep tech startup ecosystem is experiencing rapid growth, with quantum computing emerging as a key frontier. Significant government...- Why does Xi Jinping keep purging loyalists? Look to Stalin and Mao for the answerXi Jinping's purges in China, reminiscent of Stalin and Mao, highlight the challenges of managing a vast system and maintaining elite loyal...
- A bad ad for veganism leads to an odd 'debate'The author had a debate with a person online about a Peta advertisement. The ad promoted veganism. The person claimed the ad offended Hindu...
- Keep a keen eye on prying eyes in the skyUS intelligence reports that China has been using surveillance balloons to collect information on military assets in not just the US but in...
- Taking cyber safety seriously? 5 unintentional mistakes you could be makingStop using a public WiFi connection.
- Team Modi wobbles a bit but hasn’t lost its balanceInfrastructure is key, and the wheels of industry will start spinning only when they are oiled again by easy capital, imported technology a...
- Secure, un-hackable computer network closer to realitySecurity is ensured by the unique property that quantum correlations can only be shared between the devices that created them, ensuring no ...
- The winners of Microsoft India's 24 hour hackathon are hereHeld as part of the first Machine Learning & Data Sciences (ML&DS) Conference, the hackathon invited students and early-stage developers to...
- Microsoft India announces winners of 24 hour hackathon; Team Builders wins 1st prizeThe top three teams won cash prizes worth Rs. 50,000, Rs. 40,000 and Rs. 30,000 for developing solutions fulfilling parameters on design, i...
- Radio technology to help improve internet securityTaking a cue from early 20th-century radio technology, scientists have created a novel quantum light source for the purpose.
- 20th century quantum technology to help improve internet securityResearchers are working to develop nanoscale lasers and quantum technologies that might help computers communicate faster by using light in...
- Suits & sayings: Wackiest whispers & murmurs in corporate corridorsET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours.
- New method makes it difficult to eavesdrop on phone callsScientists have invented a new method to encrypt telephone conversations that makes it very difficult to 'eavesdrop'.
- US, UK spy agencies tap data from smartphone apps: ReportEvery time smartphone users fire up apps like Angry Birds and Google Maps, US and British spy agencies extract huge amounts of personal dat...
- Scientists working to develop most powerful cyber securityThe team behind the new technology has been tasked with creating an impenetrable network for the Australian government, according to a repo...
- Terrorists move to Skype, frustrate eavesdroppersTerrorists targeting India have moved their communications to internet, denying intel agencies any breakthrough in their post-Mumbai blasts...
- Taking a callUnsafe Indians can have their say, thanks to the quality of calls, says Reshmi Dasgupta.
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